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Adjective
Consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre
“We went to Comptons and were joined by Scottish guy and camp bartender friend of Stephens.”
Adjective
Deliberately exaggerated and theatrical in style
“Before every number, Stipe ripped a sheet of paper from a pad with camp theatrical flourish.”
Noun
A place with temporary accommodation of huts, tents, or other structures, typically used by soldiers, refugees, or travelling people
“This is the first time a facility inside the camp was hit since Japanese troops were deployed there in January this year.”
Noun
The supporters of a particular party or doctrine regarded collectively
“Even the good news was marred by signs that the anti-agreement camp within his own party is growing.”
Noun
A small, simply constructed, and often temporary dwelling
“… a hunter's camp deep in the woods.”
Noun
An often small house for recreational or seasonal use
“… years ago the wealthy industrialists built some rather grand camps along the lake.”
Verb
Live for a time in a tent, especially while on holiday
“Participants will still be welcome to arrive on Sunday, and those who camp may stay over Friday night if they wish.”
Verb
To provide with living quarters or shelter
“… some out-of-town delegates to the convention were camped in university dorms.”
Verb
To set up a camp
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